The SRD-440 is fully compatible with the free Samsung iPOLiS MOBILE app which can be downloaded from iTunes and the Android market. It supersedes the SRD-450 and is likely to be equally popular with ...

Honeywell has added mobile remote access capability to its popular HRDP H.264 digital video recorder (DVR). The new Remote-View app enables users to view live video on their Apple iPhone from CCTV ...

DivX, Inc. today announced that the latest version of the Company's flagship video software package, Version 7 of DivX(R) for Windows, is available for download on the company's newly redesigned ...

Elgato’s Turbo.264 HD ( ) is hardware/software combo for accelerated video transcoding. Recently, Elgato released the sofware portion separately as the $50 Turbo.264 HD Software Edition, which ...

Mozilla wants to keep patent-encumbered technology off the Web. But H.264 compression is widely used, and a deal with Cisco means Firefox can use it. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...

San Francisco, CA - July 15, 2010 - Elgato, the makers of the award-winning EyeTV product line, today released a software edition of Turbo.264 HD, a versatile and easy-to-use video converter for the ...

H.264 is the latest official video compression standard, which follows from the highly successful MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video standards and offers improvements in both video quality and compression. The ...

If you've been following the recent controversy over video formats in HTML5, you know that software patents are a key part of Microsoft's decision to adopt the H.264 standard as the native codec to ...

Billed As “Possibly the Best Video Encoder Money Can Buy” Aachen, Germany and Beachwood, Ohio - MainConcept, a world leader in codecs and video technology, has released a new version of its H.264 AVC ...

For years, H.264 has been the go-to video compression standard. Whenever you download a film or TV show, watch a Blu-ray, view HDTV broadcasts, or stream something from various sites and services, ...

I read license agreements so that you don't have to. This weekend, I've been digging deep into the agreements that govern your right to encode and decode video content using the AVC/H.264 standard.